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This is a Koten piece
from the Oshu Kei school
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Tsuru no Sugomori (Futaiken) appears on the following albums:
| Album | Shakuhachi | Koto | Shamisen |
| Flare Up (Listen) |
Schlefer, James Nyoraku |
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This version of Tsuru no Sugomori ("Life of the Cranes"), is from the Futai-Ken line. Performing techniques unique to the shakuhachi are heard to depict the lives of cranes: their love calls, wing flutters, cries and the fledgling's first flight. There is extensive use of tamane, a fluttertongue technique. Symbolically the piece represents the Buddhist principle of love between family members and is meant for spiritual cultivation.
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